Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-22
LOCAL 6REWTiES.
arns's sale tomorrow All.


Miss Florence Mast leaves soon for trip
through the west.
NJ. NJ. DefreeS. chief engineer Of thc |.
q. A w, is in the city.
Hon. NJ. b. Eamhart of Columbus, is in
the city to-day on legal business.
Three cases of diphtheria are reported
al No. 215 east Columbia street.
Mr. Ed. Burnett sustained a severe rup-
ture Monday. and is quite i'll in cons,
quence.
The ladies of the Central NJ. f.. church
will give a lawn fete at Monument square
on july 4.
Among the patents granted yesterday was
one 10 William \. WhiteIey on harvest
ing machine.
Miss Z. P. Protzman. of Cincinnati, is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. A. l.. Clarke,
of east High street.
Mrs. Charles Rohrrr, of west North
street. leaves Sunday for Sharpsburg, Md.
to spend the summer.
Messrs. W. X. Linn, Charles Ludlow and
A. l.. 'Claypool. of this city. and Mr..
lanes. OF Xenia. left last evening for
Kansas.
Mr.. j. f. Wooliey arrived in the city
yesterday. after successful season In ad-
vance of the Chinese Students" They
closed the season at Joliet, Ind.
The funeral of Louis Schaffner occurred
at Bethel church on Tuesday afternoon al
O'Clock and was one of the largest that WAS
ever held in that part Of the country.
Mrs Mary A. Layton. the esteemed
mother of c. c. c. & |. Baggage-master
Layton left today for Ligonier, Ind, to
spend the summer with her mother.
Mr. Frank and Miss Annie Hootter, of
No. 300 south Center street, started this
morning for an extended visit 10 Crbana.
Piqua and Coviugton. They will be gone
for some time.
The younger sister of Mrs. S. p. Dunlap,
Mrs. Prof. +. c. Craigin, at Washburn col
lege. Topeka. Kansas, is visiting Mrs. Dup
lap for few days, tn route to the east for
the summer.
Joseph Miller and sons. of west Pleas
ant street, gave their former friends and
neighbors on south Center street some very
fine music with their string band. They
know how to play.
All those expecting to attend the barn
dance at South Charleston on Friday even
ing will take notice that a special train will
ha run for their benefit. For full paIticu-
lars see X. d. Bruce.
See the footrace at Ludlow Falls tomor-
row. between }. l.. Berry and J. 5. Shit
walter. Balloon ascension and other al
fractions Ia make the day enjoyable. Fare
p and 40 cents for the round trip.
All members OF Springfield division No.
wigwam this evening at 7'30 O'Clock sharp,
for special drill. BY order of
A. ". Cool. Sir Knight Capt
The members of the local lodge of Elks
who contemplate attending the national
convention OF the order at Detroit will
leave here on Thursday afternoon, at i:::'b
o'clock. joining the Cincinnati delegation al
Dayton.
The High street NJ. f. Sabbath school
will hold its annual picnic at the Soldiers
Home. Dayton. on Thursday June Both.
No change OF ears. Round trip ticket:
A -iUl,s. 50 cents: children IL years and
under, 40 cents.
The United Presbyterian Sabbath school
will hold its annual picnic next Friday at
the Soldiers Home at Dayton. Fare will
be rs cents for adults and ~ cents f"r
Train will leave the Little Mi
ami depot at 7:30 a. III. city time.
Mr.. John J. Giessner, of Chicago, is IN
the city. He and his partners, Mr.. h. II.
W arder and General A. 5. Bushnell, al the
Warder, Bushnell 4 Glessner company, are
aving their annual consultation, before
for the summer.
A union meeting of the W. c. L. L. and
Y. W. {. I. L. will be held Friday, June
"A. at 3 p. H., in Temperance hall. Menu
bers of each organization urged To be
present. The regular Thursday prayer
meeting will he omitted. By order of
Mrs. }. Il. WERTz, Pres.
s. T.. CAvILEER, See.